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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1896

Page

4

Carthage Republicans Name Ticket for State and Nation

Carthage Record lists the Republican ticket for President WM McKinley Jr and Garrett A. Hobart of New Jersey. State slate includes Governor James A. Mount, Lt Governor W S Haggard, Secretary of State Wm D Owen, Auditor Americus C Daily, Treasurer Frederick J Scholz, Attorney General Wm A Ketcham, Supreme Court Reporter Charles F Remy, State Superintendent David M Geeing, and State Statistician Simeon J Thompson.

James A. Mount W. S. Haggard Wm. D. Owen Americus C. Daily Frederick J. Scholz Wm. A Ketcham Supreme Court Charles F. Remy David M. Geeing Simeon J. Thompson

Appellate and County Officials Named in Daily Ticket List

A compiled roster lists officials for the appellate districts First through Fifth with named judges Woodfin D. Robinson, William J. Healey, James B. Black, David W. Comstock, Ulric Z. Wiley. It also includes political contenders for Congress Henry A. Johnson and Prosecutor Elmer E. Roland, plus county roles Clerk Thomas M. Green Auditor Owen L. Carr Sheriff William L Price Surveyor Aryel R. Herkless Coroner Huward I. Wooden. Commissioners North Marcus L. Sisson Middle Wim M. Brooks Assessor William T. Powell.

Woodfin D. Robinson Wm. J. Healey James B. Black David W. Comstock Ulric Z. Wiley John Q. Thomas Thomas M. Green Owen L. Carr William L Price Aryel R. Herkless Huward I. Wooden Marcus L. Sisson Wim. M. Brooks William T. Powell

Free silver clash over pet policies and McKinley support

The piece argues against free silver, warning it would unlock global silver surpluses and reopen abandoned mines. It asserts McKinley as the only sound money candidate, notes cross-party appeal, and stresses national honor against internal and external foes in a period of currency debate.

Major McKinley McKinley Japan India Central American China South American Straits Settlementa United States Mexico

Japan Emerges As Rich Iron Nation From New Mines

The nation may rank among the world’s wealthiest iron producers as discoveries in Kamaishi Iwate place potential yields around 29 million tons. Sennin in Iwate and Akaiwa in Niigata add hundreds of thousands of tons with many more in Iwaki Shinano Kyushu. Osaka arsenal reports homemade cast iron and steel rivaling imports, Yokosuka tests confirm quality, and savings from reduced freight could cut costs significantly.

Kamaishi Iwate Noro Akaiwa Niigata Iwaki Shinano Kyushu Japan Osaka Yokosuka

Free trade spark as Germany’s industry invasion shocks Britain

English free trade sentiment faces a fresh shock from Germany’s industrial advance. The agriculture minister holds an inquiry into dogs while witnesses suggest German muzzles forogs. British pride is stung as England’s industrial supremacy appears at risk under rapid global economic change.

Germany England

Railroad Wrecking and Halt in U.S. Construction

In 1896 the Railroad Gazette reports 717 miles built in the first half of the year, a level similar to prior years when a Democratic administration halted progress. The text notes agriculture employs over 7.75 million, greater than any other sector, while McKinley extols agricultural value versus other nations.

United States Che Railroad Gazette Tate William McKinley W’rkinley Hobart Robt. P. Porter Cleveland World McKinley MicKinley Maj. McKinley Porter Outfit Beck

To all our products and the great industry of sheep

To all our products to those of the mine and the field as well as those of the shop and factory to wool the products of the great industry of sheep hus

Russia’s trade shift: Germany surpasses Britain in 1894

In 1893 Britain led Russian imports by 11 million rubles but by 1894 Germany exported 14.5 million rubles more to Russia than Britain. Germany has displaced England as Russia’s top supplier due to reciprocal policy and differing economic needs shaping commerce.

Russia Germany England

Advocates of tariff revision aim at factory owners

Advocates argue tariff reform shifts benefit from the nation to European factory owners. They contend the best approach is to keep wealth at home rather than abroad.

New York Herald Europe

McKinley Quote on Free Trade and Labor

A historical quote attributes to William McKinley a view that free trade yields cheap labor which lowers comforts and purchasing power, weakens industries, and creates a dependent economy.

Iicn William McKinley

Subsidized Ships and the Mail Subsidy Debate in Britain

A report by Sir Thomas Sutherland of the Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company argues that British and foreign mail steamers receive significant subsidies that enable lower freight rates, disadvantaging American lines. He contends subsidies are justified by mail transport value and calls for equalized compensation to American ships.

Thomas Sutherland Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company Free Trade Sir Thomas Sir Thomas Sutherland P. and O. Company Pacific Mail Oceanic Occidental and Oriental Pacific Coast Australia China Japan

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Carthage William G. Allan WM. McKinley, JR Ohio Garrett A. Shobart New Jersey Congress Henry A. Johnson Elmer E. Roland Costa Rica United Kingdom Frar Belgium Italy Switzerland Greece Spain Portugal Roumania Servia Austria-Hungary Netherlands Canada Norway Sweden Denmark Turkey Egypt Cuba Bulgaria Rosalia McKinney Republican Party Sanbor Orloff Fees Chase & Sansorn Broad Street Boston Mass Henley Weingart Milroy Eagle Mills Henry C. Phelps Sherwin-Williams Sherwin-Williams Co O.S. Coffin & CO Star Restaurant and Bakery M. Edwards Knightstown Indiana Cros W. M. Edwards Cyrus Rhoadss Prop Main Street Beats J. M. Stevens J. A. Titsworth Stevens & Titsworth BSS Sipe Gates Sexton James E. Watson Rushville Butler, Holden & Churchill’s Furniture Store Dr. A. Spe Ind Henley’s Block Crown Grocery F.G. Hackleman Rushville, Indiana W.S. Johnson & Son BILLS Flotec Corner Mill and Walnut Streets Will M. Sparks Smith & Cambern W. J. Henley Lot D. Guffin Rushville, Lnd Ruth and Main Streets J. H. Binford Law and Loans Greenfield, ID Binford Block Main Streen M. Sparks
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